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1972 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 Limo With Jump Seats And Lovingly Owned, Low Miles on 2040-cars
Year:1972
Mileage:59740
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Selling this garage find 1972 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 Limousine. It was part of a large Cadillac collection. The previous owner loved Cadillacs and his passion was collecting them. This gem has travelled a scant 59,740 original miles. It is blue on the bottom and the top is black. It was sold new up here in Northern California and has stayed mostly in the garage designed to house it. It is a long car. It has the original interior and jump seats. It is sometimes commonly known as the six-window. Three on each side. It starts and drives good. The tires are nice and hold air, the dash is not cracked though there is some wear on the driver's seat where the chauffer sat, just kidding. If you are looking for a vintage Cadillac that has well cared for, then your search is over. This gem fires up and drives good. The headliner is not sagging and the rear seats look like they were not used often. With all my auctions, a few requirements. First, NO PAYPAL. Second, any and all bidders with less than 10 feedback, and/or negative feedback need to contact me prior to bidding with the full name and phone number. Third, you are bidding to own, not look and make excuses. Once the auction is completed, you are the new owned. Please have all funds and permission needed to buy this vehicle. Also, selling in AS-IS, Where-IS condition with no warranties, expressed or implied. Seller has described the vehicle to the best of his ability and makes no representation of vehicle that is unknown to seller at time of listing. With a big, take me home "jivs" from the back seat of this limo, let the auction begin. Selling for NO RESERVE. Final bid gets to take her home. Seller also reserves the right to end auction early and cancel all bids as vehicle is advertised locally. Please pardon the photo quality on the passenger side, the sun was shining through, the paint is fine .Please email for a buy it now price if you cannot wait until the end to of the auction.
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